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From Gau-Weinheim, you reach the noteworthy Kreuzkapelle beneath the Wissberg amidst the vineyards. A famous pilgrimage site, accessible via a beautiful panoramic walk through the vineyards. You shouldn't miss this. Follow the signs towards Kreuzkapelle. Visitation: Publicly accessible
In the heart of Rheinhessen is our family-run motorhome parking site. Located right in the vineyards, around 30 parking spaces (40-60 sqm) await you, equipped with power columns that are easily accessible from each parking space. Central supply and disposal is also ensured. Attached to the modern reception building are barrier-free showers, as well as a washing machine and a dryer. Also enjoy our daily bread roll service! Available all year round, even on Sundays (please note local closing times). If you order the day before, your order…
The Catholic St. Laurentius Church, in immediate proximity to the Protestant Laurentius Church, is a neoclassical hall building from 1837 (cool style, Moller school) with good acoustics. Since 1999, the church has featured a pyramid-shaped steeple with a touch of Lower Rhine Romanesque style. The current organ, consisting of parts from the old “Schlimbach” organ from 1897 and the former cathedral organ, was built in 1969 by the former pastor Klein from Wörrstadt. Inside the church, there is also a permanent exhibition of old liturgical…
The church, first mentioned in 1368, was dedicated to Saint Cyriacus. Rebuilt in 1606, it was again ruined in the wars of the 17th century, and the rebuilt church was assigned to the Reformed in 1705. In 1819, it became dilapidated again, and a reconstruction including the tower followed in 1834.
Premiere cinema: Here you can always find the latest movies. Arthouse program. In the afternoon, films for children and teenagers. Sound experience with Dolby Digital Sound System, state-of-the-art seating, partly reclining chairs. With Rick's Cafe, an excellent dining option is available - with a large outdoor terrace.
The coexistence of Roman and Germanic deity worship is exemplarily reflected in the column. 28 reliefs depict Roman and Celtic deities. Currently, the column, which is a copy, has been dismantled due to insufficient stability. It is now being restored in segments. The original Jupiter column is located in the State Museum.
Since its reopening in 1991, the Frankfurter Hof in the Old Town of Mainz has been the cultural center of the city. International and local stars have made the Frankfurter Hof a household name beyond the Rhein-Main area. The cultural program thrives on a genre mix of national, international, and local artists, as well as multicultural offerings, classical music, theater, exhibitions, and pop culture. As part of the concert series "Summer in the City," additional spectacular open-air locations in Mainz are also featured during the summer…
The Bornheim lookout tower is located in the middle of the sea of vines and offers a wide view over Rhine-Hessian Switzerland. This is also the location of the "Hiwwelrast", a wine tasting stand run by the surrounding winegrowers.